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Both the Lower and Upper houses have failed for the last 20 years to respond to requests from an association of private railways to pay for the free train passes member companies provide to lawmakers.
The Association of Japanese Private Railways said it has been asking both Diet chambers to fork over money for the passes, but neither house has ever processed the requests.
Read more: Private rail lines want Diet ranks to pay up
Public support for Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda’s Cabinet has tumbled to a record low of 26.4 percent, compared with 31.6 percent last month, a Kyodo News poll said Sunday.
The weekend poll also said that over 60 percent of the public believes Noda should replace the land and defense ministers, following the passage of nonbinding censure motions against them by the Upper House earlier this month.
See the article here: Cabinet polling at new record low of 26%
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April 11, 2012 Toronto, Ontario – QUEENSTON MINING INC. (QMI-TSX, Frankfurt, QNMNF-OTCQX) (“Queenston or the Company”) is pleased to announce results from 107 surface diamond drill holes (44,296 m) from the 100% owned Upper Canada property located in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. This phase of drilling has encountered high grade intersections in the Upper L Zone and the H, M & Q Zones that expand both the underground and pit potential of this large gold system.< ?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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Kazuhiko Asakawa, president of scandal-tainted AIJ Investment Advisors Co., repeated Tuesday in his second appearance before the Diet that he had no intention of deceiving corporate pension fund clients, prompting criticism from lawmakers and other witnesses.
During his unsworn testimony before the Upper House Financial Affairs Committee, Asakawa admitted responsibility for AIJ’s investment failure but denied accusations that he had committed fraud.
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Obama kicks off two-day energy tour
CBS News (Credit: AP) President Obama on Wednesday kicks off a politically-charged two-day energy tour to three battleground states – Nevada, New Mexico and Ohio, with an additional stop in Cushing, Oklahoma, the site where a key portion of the controversial … Obama, GOP vie for upper hand on energy Obama trip focuses on energy amid soaring prices Under pressure from fuel prices, Obama starts energy blitz Category : World News Wikileaks says founder, currently fighting extradition from UK to Sweden, plans to stand for Australian upper house. Go here to read the rest: Assange ‘to run for Australian senate’ Category : Stocks, World News Random number generation? A striking report from S&P tips off that not only did 84% of actively managed funds fail to beat their benchmarks in 2011′s tricky market, but less than 50% of portfolio managers outperformed even over a five year tracking period. Even the best of the lot struggle, with only 12.2% of the large-cap funds ranked in the top quartile five years ago managing to maintain a spot in the upper 25% five years later. “There’s no evidence of persistence of performance beyond what would be randomly expected,” says Buckingham Asset’s Larry Swedroe. OTTAWA, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – March 8, 2012) - Canada’s largest union is calling on the federal government to treat workers at Air Canada fairly, and to stop giving the airline an upper hand in contract negotiations. More here: Federal government undermining workers at Air Canada |
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